A course for budding linguists who want a comprehensive grounding in the Spanish language. This course will take you from first principles and prepare you for the Spanish IGCSE course.
Spanish is one of the most important languages in the world. It is the world’s second-most spoken native language, after Mandarin Chinese.
It is a romance language, which means it has a lot in common with other major languages like French and Italian. Learning Spanish helps you understand how these languages work.
For UK citizens, Spain is one of the most popular holiday destinations (including such islands as Majorca and Tenerife) and learning the language will enrich all contact with native-Spanish speakers.
£14.99 / month
Subscribe to the courses you wish to study. The courses contain all the study material you require to pass your chosen subject including many self assessment questions and assignments with comprehensive suggested answers. The course also includes assignments which you can choose too have marked by one of our fully qualified tutors
The minimum subscription period is 6 months, after that you can cancel your subscription at any time. If you wish you can optionally purchase a physical course pack at the point of enrolment.
You will be allocated a tutor from our bank of PGCE qualified tutors. Your tutor will arrange a free 15 minute induction call with you to introduce themselves and the course to you. As you require further assistance, you can purchase:
Your Oxford Home Schooling Key Stage Three Spanish course will take you through all the material of Key stage three (years 7-9) of the national curriculum for Spanish.
These courses have been set out in modules which bring together the various topics (and skills) that need to be developed.
The course is made up of the following modules:
There are no formal examinations for KS3 languages.
The Recommended number of study hours for this course is 200 hours. You will need to fit all of this in
Because of the unique way Oxford Home Schooling courses are structured your support will last for as long as you are subscribed to the course, regardless of whether you decide to do the course in 12 months or 18.
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KS3 courses are the building blocks designed to prepare your child to begin studying for GCSE, which is examined.
With no exams to worry about your child can take as much or as little time as they need to assimilate the basic principals in KS3. This can be a time in school when gifted children become bored and troublesome if they find it all too slow and easy while others may be put off learning if they have not had time to grasp the early stages of a subject. Oxford Home Schooling has the flexibility to cope with both of these extremes and everyone in between.
There isn’t a specific agae limit for a GCSE course but we strongly recommend that the pupil is a minimum of 13 when they start the GCSE course and that they are academically capable of starting the course. If the student is not 13 before they start, we may have difficulty allocating you a tutor.
You can enrol and start any time you like, the earlier the better. The important thing to think about is when you wish to sit your exam and to give yourself plenty of time to work through your materials and revise successfully. Our cut-off dates for enrolment can be found here.
Once you have enrolled, you will get access to your course online immediately and your printed course materials will arrive a few days later.
The Biology IGCSE papers are available in both the Summer or the Autumn examination series. The Summer series typically runs from mid-May to late June and the Autumn series is in November.
The final date for booking summer exams with the exam board without incurring late entry fees is the 21st of February. You should book your place at an exam centre well in advance of this date. Start looking once the autumn term begins.
All the information you need to book an exam centre can be found in our Exams Hub. Here you will find
Tutors & Exams offers discounts to Oxford Home Schooling students and has ten current exam venues across the UK: Birmingham, Bolton, Coventry, Doncaster, High Wycombe, Romford, St Neots, Taunton and Wimbledon.
Pearson Edexcel also publishes a list of exam centres that accept private candidates. This won’t list every available centre, so if there’s nothing shown in your area, we recommend contacting local schools and colleges directly.
Your exam fees aren’t included in the course cost as they’re paid directly to the exam centre. They will vary depending on which centre you choose. Generally speaking, dedicated examination services will be more expensive than a local school or college. Prices range from £100 to £350 pounds.
May may seem so far away, but two things are worth mentioning: it’s never too early to be exam-ready, and time moves faster than you think it does.
Analysis at MIT led to putting forward the idea that the influence level of a language is less about the language itself but about how it connects to others.
There are links between the number of words people know and how successful they are academically and in their careers.
